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Grorce Gorvox, Publisher, PONOKA DISTRICT, FIRST, LAST, AND ALL THE TIME, ° ge:
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OL. VIt PONOK A. ALBERTA, FEBRUARY 22,1907 __ Na Mae

TO CREDITORS.! Wei o> cu ow. a aa rey a Wg
Dvinielieiend 22 2°...) won

In the death of Mr. B. Lucas] IN THE SUPREME COURT OF

NOTICE

@iecs : :

Fatal Sleigh Thousands Com-/ THE LATE MR S. PB, LUCAS.
| Accident.| ing From lowa.

CHURCHES. ‘
— - - —- rell-known and bighly reapected| THE NORTH WEST TERRI- ~ & :
RESBYTERIAN, Services at | rit Des Moiner, Iowa, Feb. 18 pet ideale pena TORIES, JUDICIAL DISTRICT 4 at . . ~
I 11:00 a, m, and 7:30 p, m, alterna- HIRAM EARL KILLED ’ : Reser noch has been taken from our OF WETASKIWIN. Y at 2 te
ting every Sunday, Sabbath school at | WHILE DRIVING TO TOWN. | Hundreds of Towa farmers will | midst, and Alberta lost one of her ( / :
Yao p.m All cordially invited. K, leave within the next six weeks to) earliest pioneers > 5 eT baba
Biiiow. Pastor, ETT is establish homesin Alberta andS BR : ; ‘ In tho mattor of the Goods and 4] os .
: a Monday afternoon a runaway pveme ane sas) Born in Aylmer, Quebec, in| Bs ateof FREDERICK P. BRESEE,| 4 rsa x
N ETHODIST CHURCH | cident cost the life of Hiram katchewan, A majority of them | 1844, he was educated for a sur- Deceased. 4 Ko
Services at 11:00 a.m. and at 7:3) have already purchased farms and | veyor, and followed that profession “S ® n

Karl, of Ferrybank.

In the morning Capt. C. B.
Phillips, accompanied by H, Hertz
ind Alfred Wielich went out to
iook over some land north-west of
town, and on their way home, when
rounding the corner, immediately
below W. T. Russell's, the sleigh
upset and the horses got away. It
was seen that another team was in
front, about 150 yards, and before

ett ect

+ p.m. alternating every Sunday, Sun
aay school at 10:00 a.m. Prayer meet
ing 8:00 p. m. on Tuesday evenings
The public cordially invited

R, W. DALGLEIsH, Pastor,

} OMAN CATHOLIC. Ser
vices in the ©, O, F, hall at 10.90
on the third Sunday in each month,
In Lacombe every 2nd Sunday of in
month, Contessions will be beld i
English, French, Flemish-German an

Dutch, :
Rev, Fatuer VAN WeTTeEN,

@HURCH OF ENGLANL, oer

Notice is hereby given pursuant to |
the order made this day herein, that all}
persons having claims against the Ke. |
tate of the said Frederick P. Breree)
who diechon or about the Is8th dey of
December A, D., 1906 are required to |
send by post prepaid, or deliver |
O'Brien & Burgess of Wetaskiwin, Al |
herta, Advocates for the Administra |
titx,on or before the 10th, day of |
April A D., 1007 their Christian and |
surnames, addresses and deser ptions, |
the full particulors of their claims, the

are arranging to move their families | for fifteen years. He was seut cut
| to their new homes just as soon as/as Indian agent to the Hobbema
spring opens up, The magnitude | and Battle River Indians in 1879,
of the movement from Towa has|and started a large farm for in-
| just become apparent and real es {structing them four miles north of
tate men and immigration agents | Wetaskiwin, Two years later be
estimate that the number will run | weot back to Aylmer for bis family,
into the thousands within the next|traveiling from Winnipeg to Ed-

year, }monton by trail
| This section of Iowa has sup-| fy 995

plied many thousands of Ameri-

Sn order te
Lines, preparatory to taking
Stock, and make room tor new

goods which wil? be coming in

now,

close out various

i notable trip
when the Indian

{ | beilion broke out, Mr Lucas wa
rE , 101 i ‘ ut, } sticas 8 W iol

‘ts nat Hote oie Merion anything could be Gone the Borevs jeans to the British North West. | )laced in arather trying iti statements of their accounts and the e have de sSidad to hi Id
day at m1. M at side every ul ued plunged right into the rear High rentals and extraordinary | = tie " ying porition, nature cf their securities (if any) held! ~ et ee 4 ed a
rag Ag MA Ed Fd hy | High re Yj and, tor his familys safety, moved

" by thew duly ver fled by Statutory Le |
Fort at Edmonton, where} claration and that after the said Inst |
ved for a few months, and Administrat
when the present agency buildings tix will distribute the assets of the saic
| estate amorg the parties entitled there
to, baving regard ot ly to the claims o:
which she shall then have notice and
the suid Administratrix will not Le
liable to any person or persons whos:

SPECIAL SALE.

When at your own price

ternate Sunday at 8 p.m Mr Earl, who was driving to town, Pi

$ Rev, A. A, OnAmP,

} APTIST CHURCH. Preach
ing Service every Lord’s Vay 4
7.30 pam. Prayer meeting ina cehurel
arlor every Wednesday at eight p.in
Bunday rehool wt 3 o'clock p.m.
Rh. E. Guyart, Pastor,

{vances in Iowa land values are! jyt6

i : sckey in! the
td strack by the eae ™ 'targely responsible for the move-| jy. remair
the back, No time was lost in hav-| ont, ‘Tenants have become dis

i + ini reve mle
ing the Pilih ‘aia heb ad heartened of ever obtaining a home
town) an th cbt os ipete oF O" of theirown, he continous advance there, where he resided til wr
from the first it was seen his case}; | Ac eiliee’ oven alter it | ’ © resided till 1891,
was hopeless, his ribs were staved need ihe at) ent, fe | When he was transferred to the
, I i “Ried ¢* passed the $100 per acre mark re. Sazcee Reserve, near Calvary
in besides internal injuries, and) |i): itevewtie’ hea of » bear Calyary,
he succumbed two hours after the Bete ie st accent oe arc] LO 1807 he Lee thie Department | Clit bas not been received by her at |
iS hee farm of 160 acres, The only the time of sach distribution,
Dated this 01h, day of Feb, AD., 1007, |
t

inentioned date the aid you nay secure anything
you require in the following
LADIES COATS LADIES WAISTS
WALKING SKIRT» WRAPPERS
UNDER SKIRTS WING )) VDOERWEAR

were erected he moved bis family

ie Sk Se Se

G ERMAN EVANGELICAL

{LUTHERAN CHURCH, Servicer and came to Ponoka, locating at

in C,0,F, hall by appointment. accident, ‘future they can see in investing | py; Ww 7 s
i, Meyer, Pastor. * , ; uetiia Y os : 4) Twin Lakes, where he remaine } ens
Mr Karl was born in Brockville, their small savings in Lowa land 1s till his deat! ‘ fe remained | O'Biiks & Beneess, and Boys ;
‘tipi eitaeclleaaniala ——-- Ontario, some sixty years ago, and!) jitutime drudgery in meetin, Mr Lu hog tat } ae rie for the sate tll Ready-made Suits, Rubber s, Heavy Overcoats, by
. . a . ; ’ " ‘ 4UCAS Was a Wwe ormed | Jetaskiwi ; f . bet got)
PROFESSION AL. | moved to the States when a young future payments, debt and interest man, and hil an shunte ips "sess thier aba aay Felt Shoes, Working Coats, Felt Sox,
} any ( mu i yun A ’ ' » ty}
‘ i -BELI man Qa Alberta coming 80 much clouding to remaining portion of | informat; ince ¢ : RWaaters Mocciastne (: " an a
he W. A. CAMPBELL, wo the front he mo.ed up here some : information and good sound advie ROADS CLOSED, ; aps, Winter Under *
Gracuate Trinity University, | p ‘ va their years, Good crops and good |tg give the hew come Ma | wear Re
Toronto, 1890. ; | seven years ago, and settled in the prices during the last few yeats| faint RS Mi hae be 42 vi = YY) On and after May the first, the road: Rath h Up
Office over Drug Store. Ka rhe Perrybauk district, where he badvnuve’ enabled ‘all tu. save. sone stay vik Sad aa A aha ai oe 10 | through the S.W, quarter gec, 80. 413-2/, | a er than ca rry goods over we ‘
ne ee ©. CO. Reed's id friends. id Z ae oe money, and for the past eighteen doe they 4, at th iey rn it will pian ap 4 will Sell al! Winter Goods regard- "yn
anc . Allan's. ar fe f 0.) aay 7 Wo 8 ndvice, oti N.P Newson, Hazel Hill .
r) SNS ee » kept the Ferryban mouths there bas been a constant of the old times and éxpoilantas vet roe ht less of costs, ws

for a number of years, and moved |
out to the new town of Hurry, Nett! hoor man's laud,”

y ville. i 7 ! .

Hadad ille, a little over & your UKO.) Hirst there was a movement to the
Jumes, his brother, is a highly Dakotas, bat the

search for a new country and a

Ae cr Sc nce

GROCERIES.

Reductions

STRAY

Dark brown Mare, about S0lbe, hae
Shoes on front feet,

when this land scarcely kuew the|

ORE

})®. T. B. STEVENSON,
Graduate of Trinity University,
Toronto, Fellow of Trinity Medica

College, Toronte.
Late Resident Physician Lakeside

white man, was his delisht, ang
nothing gave bim greater pleasure
better grade lands |than to gee how

|
|
|
} Owner can have!

His predictions | same on applying to Our pres ion

Hospital, Toronto, respected citizen of our town, The | tore has beea taken up and large} Were being fulfilled, how towns had Kp Hinktry, Ponoks é ; in Prices of 4
roe and Resmenon, is Baines: rest of his relatives live in the| companies have secured control of SPrang up, the land peopled by a] ___ r Flour, Feed, Dried Vruits, and all st iple Groceries be
Chipman sauet Sed States, an the sympathy of all! the other large tracts for specula thrifty and industrious race, who MONEY! | are still in fore r

Hotel, and 5 doors erst of McKinnell’s
Drug Store.
PONOKA - ° ; °

who know the deceased will be ex.| tive purposes, putting the price to | 4? more than holding their own
tecded to them in their sudden) the land seeker at the most exorb- | @£4aiust the older settled countries
bereavement, itant tiguie ever heard of. Land Of the universe. His genial coun

Capt, Phillips and his friends men say that the movement this tance will be missed in this
are very much djstregsed over the | Spring can’t help but insure a still neighborhood, and by the loss of
futility, and did everything pos. xfrater moyement this fall and 4 such a man the community is
sible in the circumstauces, ‘bey | Year frou this spring, as the aues Poorer indeed,
courted the strictest eaquiry, but going now will be certain to attact! He married

And we Pay the HIGHEST. PRIC]

for Produce

ALBERTA, The shortage in the accounts of |
the Ontario Bank was admitted
by the late manager to be $1,250,

000, Well, £ don’t see what that

bas to do with C, D. Acar, of : -
Ponoka, who has still $750,000 left A r 9

My A. JACKSON B, A.
ADVOCATE, CONVEYANCER,
NOTARY PUBLIO, gro.
Money to Loan. Fire and Life Insur

ao Se Se Se Sa SS aS aS as a as =

So,

Amelia Francis

ance, Offices next to McKinnell’s| it was seen to be one of those un- Others, The low prices enable Aylwin in IS71, who survives him,| for the pt i se
. nt , ; ’ irpose of helping to start ¢
Drug Store fo : phin renters to buy good sized farms of besides a family of six children |. 3 - D l
seon acciden w ; ’ iidren > a onald A
hadi ; ( Aupenra, | oreeen idente for which no man their own for levs than would be|and two brothers, one in Wetaski- industrious farmers at very reason 4 venue, Ponoka,

is responsible, ible terms, and on short notice.

| BOS ORS URC ORE oR oy, PORE SRS oR oe

heeded to make a firét payment on Wia and the other in Vermont F
aemall lowan farm, With another, United States, y
yeur of good crops such us last |
year, thousands of tenuats will be

’ in & financial position to bay Can-
Opposite Herald Office. ee Nene Rhy Hake dh wptoadian farins of their own, Moray
Day or Night Calls promptly answered | vives out cold in ove day, Inhale and stock them,

W, PULLYBLANK, V8.
DONALD AVENUE, PONOKA, |

' MONEY TO LEND.

Taen prolab'y you know the evila ot Some Trivate Funds to Lend or ]
distention, fermentation and in ritation | First class Farm Se curity, at8 per cent,
thas acon piny digestive troubles, | at low costs,

Is Your Cold Be.ter
No, it's as bad as ever, Nothing

a
Is Your Trouble Indigestion?

+
+
+

Hrriretertertestertertestenteeteotertyoterteeterijobrotenteets
FURNITURE, HARDWARE,

—_ Catarrhozone and you will be relieved

. EK. O'BRIEN, BA. in two minutes, Continue the treat: taining in Towa was made kuown ; Quick as wink it
ah ® ment phy cure is Rear ihe Healings | rooent!y witan (the traauit ot athe rl vee Woating and feeling of fullness | Advocate,
r sal ‘ VRY “Malh germ destroying and pleasant, nothing | 4 puts the entire digestive apparate | — ee
Al VOCATE, CONVEYANC ER, for colds, throat trouble and Catarrh last census was given out, It perfect order, makes you bi fit. ine

NOTARY PUBLIC.

compares with Catarrhozone,

Next important is to know how promp

The extraordinary condition ob- | .
tly Nerviline cures

fine all over, Mor internal pain Polsou e |

Apply at once,
J, A, Jackson,

TO TRADE.

(Of O'Brien & Burgers, Advocates,
Wetaskiwin.)

(flice over Pendleton'’s Meat Market,
and opposive Leland Hcetel,

Mr O'Brien attends Pononkaon Wed-
nuadays, Thursdays, Fridays and Satur
days in each week, At other times,
can be communicated with in Wetaski
win,

Holicitor for the Uvsited States
Pidelity and Guarantee Qo

everywhere, 25c, and 81,00, t

WANTED,

6 Workers, Men or Maidens,
particulars apply J. P. Vincent, one!
mile north of Ponoka, There js gogd |
wages, $20 a month, or one dollaraday,
y |

Basy to Retain Health. ms

Most important of all is proper atten
tion te the bowels, Avoid constipation
it's the health-killer of today, larsh,
griping medicine ia rninous— beware of
it, Best results follow a truly vegetable
remedy like Dr, Hamilton's Bie of
Mandrake and Butternut which not
only relive costiveness in one uight but
eens ne ba fom of ape rookie a Pre-) HSonright ribs, A suitable reward
vents its return, No distress or incon: ' ac ; ;
venience attends the use of Dr. Hawil-| will be given for information leading
toa's Pille which are world famous tor| to their recovery,
tholy mildness and efficiency, Sold Davip Foren, Chigwell, Alta,
everywhere, 25c per box, i

168 RMI ENN ERE EE REE

LOST
te Ls
One two year old steer, red and
white spotted, right ear marked, brand

ed D3 on right ribs, also ove yearling
steer, red with white face, branded

J. D. McGILLIVRAY, Cc. L. FARNUM

Government Land Guide,

McGillivray & Farnum

Zano'& Fmmigration AGeNlS PR | dition tobeing cheerful and lovable, RAILWAY STREET, PONOK A, r) -
jare cultured and yery intelligent. | Ie pool ‘ did Manel Sines | Nionie Steele, Silver i
| With mothers like these, the Alber-| ee emmnrteemnnetnpoemannstnnel fine tS bye il ; ; f ee ms sheen hate Wonks i
EAL STATE taof the next generation will be | jan NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION, g
~- well prepared to take its place us TANT ASSTAS VAS TAS VAN TANTANTAN VAN TAN VANTAN Also at f Z0n-O-Phone Records to fit any dise mact bp
i ‘ 1 H€ SIE SIE SHE DHE SE HS HE HE SHE He S ME HE MS Se NZ Sue N “veer any dise ma
| e > BS Ast Densiags of the: Dominion. es AK AS AIS AS AS AK AI AS A IE OK OK AIR AK DIK IK DIK IK IK IK SK IK > ine f that ‘ere :
(Calyury Albertan,) AR 4 Me ~ }
if : i M ie ® *K THE FAMOUS © KING-Q-PHONE” }
Improved Lands from $800 Up. Unimproved Lands in TENDERS, sé >
all parts of the District. — sé In Ye | . I tng lu your rope om : t host watche need «
Sealed Terders will be received by | \i2 ry} walaht . 4 sy HE YON
the undersigned upto and ineludi ¢| pen en enantio — t

Agents throughout the United States,
MONEY TO LOAN ON EASY TERMS.

Sold | showed a decrease in the popula

ion of the state in compyprison

There haye been many

THE WESTERN WOMAN.

A Presbyterian minister, now in
Toronto, but previously in Winni-

| peg, tells the young ‘Toronto Pres-
byterians of the merits of the west-
ern women,
their loyalty, their devotion, and}

their optimism under opel Alberta biscuits

He called attention to

that might seem trying,

He referred to their happinces
in shacks, which were little more
commodious than piano boxes,
Tne praise thus bestowed upon
women of the west is well deserved.
No culogy of the women of Alberta
can be too great, and all Alberta

The Toronto+ minister might add

veneered Town and Five Hall

| Nerviline surpa

women do not live in shacks either. |

that the women themselves, in ad. }

that these women make of the little
piano box shacks glimpes of heaven

March 12th, 1907, at his office, in the
Town of Povoka, Por building a brick |

marked cheque for 10 per feent, wust

‘every known rem
edy. Keep ition the house ulways, it's
# source of Confort inthe hour of emer

Large bottles for Bie at all

Two Dwelliug-houses and Four Lots
to Trade for Stock or Farm Property.
Apply at Heratp Office,

21907

This, the Ceginning et the year, we
flave taid in a rare treat ter our
Guotemero—

Made

M in Gatgary, trom Alberta
Jlour, and put up very artisticatety,

| Patronize Mome Fnodustry,

}
|

Loft Drinks. Short Order Counter
Bakers and Confectioners,

JONES & RYAN

* We have them for Men & Boys.

CALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS BEFORE BUYING

accompany tender, Plans and spec 12
* Ponoka, Alberta Mentions on view at hi offer. |S cumpovan avenue, =P
Lowes® or any tender not faecessarily ZS r | B | DURKIN ?
K

PRRRKHRKAR HH MHRRRARKPRRRRK

ma €

accepted.
J. A, Jackson, Secretary
Town of Ponoka,

Talioring and Mens’ Furnishings,

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Railway Street, Ponoka.

or |
a NOY bal

Suitable Presents . .

St you wish Co give a
Present to your triends or
relatives, we fiave a few good

Lines to choose trom
SOV

Pocket Knives, Scissors,
Carving Sets, Silver Ware,
Furniture, Pictures.

We also do Picture Framing.

-«R. K. ALLAN’S - -

PONOKA AND LAMERTON
HARDWARE FURNITURE,

Hoffa isch feet ete fe eho fecfe Poh H feche pepe fed

Kafe cfactect sfeafecje theobssiecleciscisafeolecfscls cfs cfecis cfs ofa cfe ae ok

OOS. ,

Optical G

——-

H. S, CREIGHTON,
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN,
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENS4S,

ha
BS

LER: ALD. mi sive iba such on institution Pa skewit tZ’ Fs] Sal .)

iidet, not on! ¥

ink |

men ccc Vig paced in our t
Published pi forts Arm evere wl) le the building is being erected | raving decided to quit farming, I wilt
es eee, Dut also for all time to come, GOP Bale On niy farm, elght entle th of Ponol a,
Att bite Fendered the t# 3 $iib wracth. While I am writing to you 1 ON MONDAY, PE Bes 25th.
a

Ne So at ete

followir
810d. (© adennes

HORSES,
weight about 1.100 with fool:
weigh

t about #00 ibs, in foal
sold, weight about 1400 lb«

10 o'clock a.m. the ¢ property, to

think another suggestion might be |"
wit
een ne en thrown out to the Board of Trade,
oO nats ;
sy advertioewests wo mndenses ‘IN that is that we endeavor to) Ont bay mare
Troe, oes *bylae tale sotieMe i the iiway ; iat ne bay horee
ere. eet, foun “sit ae tare qacant | SHOW Che FallWwey = COrporationss | My yah ring
ten
or “lor Be insert a ad NP ete, oat ber What we have for them. Ags good
or ‘
fine for each seams ween: Na chars water as can be abtained anywhere
te im dieviaved
t advertisomen sivvlayed

——
‘Dads oription, eas

rr
CATTLE,
leven good dairy cove
mie fr ’ ‘ t
‘you

shorthorn stock
bo fresh in Mares,
igh ara hor
«3 your Hows,
sow, aod one fat how

IMPLEMENTS,

box farm wagon: one new bob
mower ft. cut; one a see.-

is to be found here, and there is no

reason why we should not tel! the

railway magnates what we have te
er them to induce them to make) One donb)

it least a divisional point at Ponoka mfarce Dv ne Ti inch stubble plow; 2 sets o

accompanied mible far he inne 10 man © hickens

Let us then take up the work that | Abou to ne TIMOTHY HAY, and
reasonable display saa’ tancttee ou | 4 7 7 I | abe e ashe ‘1 Wee \RL Y OHIO POTATOES
4

lecontines their HOUSEHOLD UTENSELS
order to vty
10 stot nite cook stove nearly news ore
Changes for edvertice Wastin ctover ta Urkuior an Hort ke wewt cee
death notices are | A Ta r

Wooten be

auction Gales,
+ Hy ahr coats inch fret @eer an
$39 evate per tach for eacd eubse-quent

ut iV €
China b

dvertisemente carried for |
wea nte or longer 600 ver moath |

rf each |
| carde, to the enteat of els
yea, #280 ve quarter,

e bave before us and pursue it to
a successful issue,

[ will not trouble you “ tuthe, Mi
Kditor, for T fear T have treaspass

Kounidered monthly, all otbere par |Ol too much already, T thank you
able ia advance | Yours truly,

JOB PRINTING. i ess
We have ® fine assortment of plate J, A. Jackson,

erriare, H.
tacerted \ree of charwe
Aeeounte for commercial

advertice —

cals, milk cane; wring
ifticles too numerot

Will also ront the farm on favorable term

Free Lescu at Noon

end fancy type. and are prepared t o. ut

every class of Job Printing at rear - Terms of Sale: All cums over $1500 «iaty day
Commeretal printing @ © 5 ne | be given by purchaser giving approve

Kits bebe * solteit orders from busi A CPLR BOOKLET. jolt t bath. a .~ setae oD ry eeuhy lataree on

sume tinder 815,00 cash

‘ : ‘ t ettled for
wived from the No property to be removed until sett!
west cory @e! 4 (Cinonoe Paskewrrs W. ON. Sarre

TO CORRESPONDENTS. unmigration department of the Owner Auctioneer

hei Hort err ete rants, bet ° C.P.R. a bo klet entitled “Wester RE Na eldal sl AOL
It is intended as a guide

egrve to ourselves the privilece of omit
tae theretrors any anquane tat we Canada.
biectionable e de aleo laa 5 . ‘ vate Fein
eereasendeets sien their names to thei | for Voge who are investigating
moninications, though aot eecessertly | Oo iditions in the “Last West,”
| with a view to settlement. It is

f publication
replete with information

We have just rec

Auction Sale.

wr Kovice TO ADVERTISNRS, either On the McEwen Farm, 10 miles north-west of
o {neu

written

wath a wot latet “Lia ases Ce Wee, in splendid style, andis well worth iit la ga ‘au dees ta he tc
= reading even by the people alread TUESDAY, MARCH Sth,
PROVINCIAT. ASYLUM AT |in the west. ‘The information is| jonays «etmek tir
PONOKA. lgivenin handy form and we are | vid, horw ¥ yr. old; black eult, yt. old, broke
Well iuipressed with its usefulness aaa Yet cferer ahd $e Ab ch hora lh
Editor Ponoka Herald Thero is one thing however. in the| i CATTLE.18 milch cows frech and to b
Dear Sir, tlirwise excellent map that ac n sGu0; 4 helfers, rising 3, in call; 3 two

twoyr
ld steers, 5 steors, rising two; 18 calves, bull

booklet, that we \ Darhan
: : Shrood sows, in plu, ¥ shoats, 1 boar
Ww ( haw ‘ s]
ould wish to draw the attention of IMPLEMENTS.<Blodes
Some years ayo | dise harrow, sews wagon, pair be

Now thatthe Provii cil Perl

companies the
tis meeting in solenin session

fumer
a Edmonton, I think it is a goo

mower, hore

its competers to, sb sleigh

ume to see ifwe have necd of any-| there was an Indian reserve to the | till top buegy, with runners; stubl
; | ts ” | new; breaker, Sulkey plow, potato babs
t ing that will better our condition | sout! rund west of this town, and | plant Pbunsiavdalils Seat areai tecatali
I have nothing to say against the ltt his reserve is shown on this map,| "8 Mt heres cufller, steau
cooker, blacksmith outft, road seraper, ¢ ad
work of the present Government,| which would lead the prospective | goo. sadd shay dente th "

in fict I feel that they should b | settler to imagine that

commerd d for the many reforms | between two
4 not so, and we have had

Ponuka is | plow harness, set double drive barne
Tndian reserves This | yes whittiet

mn th

lo erinder, water ba

» bareel churn, fork

they have already started, CHPeci« | cant hooks, crowbar, and nume
° \ S | cuth reserve, ua prosperous settle eiher arite

ally notable Det Ue movement) int of farmers for a number of | FURNITURE. Solid oak dresser, bed
to provide for the government and) years, We aresurethe CPLR, in Arm chairs, small table, hat
municipal owner ship of telephones; cud us no slight and will remedy } epee "° fer ; ‘At sat a nt

. i+ wri W wotler vr sale or rent,
aud it is not my intention to do pv, | he He fi ee at once, The boo ki Free Lune at Ne

* ‘
I hope Jam not party hide bound 1 bo obtained from the immi Tene ov BaLe—All sums over $13 3 mont!
, leparta eit at Moatreal, Chaliack timo will be given by purchaser giving approv

el r o see no wood in those who! ¢, © of charge on Application, |e! Joint notes bearing Sper cout interest, Al
may cillor with me on some thingt.| Supplemented by an article re gard. Slab d os dase

K. H. WiLcook
JK. Cannorin
Owners,

Yet there are su
of

W.N. Stare

gestions whial jing the Vouoka vistrict it would be
jan exce lint bock to distribute to

sdvertise our own town,

SAGE 2

MA?L CON J RACT.

eK
us might offer to the

ran ‘
Gaovernment,

and it is for this reas. |

In the French Chamber of De-
puties on Friday, M. Lefevbre
omplained that the people of thi
lepartment of the
would have to sustain the first
shock in a war with Germany were

on Tam waiting to you to bring the
mintter
places
Valuable paper cead diligently by
the powers at the Capital), SEALED TENDERS,

Tacre is still another reason why | th. p,
I write and that is that the
concerns the welfare of
trict We have, us all
received but little in the way
Ciovernment pap, and we cau only

to the notice of thore in high
(L feel sure that your moss

House, whi

addressed to
1 be receiv
bruday, the
convey wie
ona peoposed |tweea Longwy and Montmedy.
once per week

Ostinaster General, wi
mintte P} ed at Ottawa uetil Noouw on
this dis. | 220d Mareh, 107, for the
know, | °! His Majesty's Ma

of | Contract for fo vous

areatly exercised by the activity of

the Germans on the frontier be-

General Piequart minister of
peach ways, between Doerr Cenring and

mk war raised a storm of tplaceas

PONOKA, and twice per week each way | lied that if tl G
attach the blaine to our own iner-| between Penny Power and Ponoka, |“! hen he replie pole seh

: : uans were violating the neutral
t ave PF _ mh to commence at the pleasure of the!' .
Ss ager idaho Se Postmaster General lterritory of the Grand Due hy of
ut +d? , os ste e ) c
put the best side of our district ; Luxemburg, France would take
i ' , , | Printed netices contuining farther in
efore the local Legislature, nor . measures to meet the situation
forwation a» to conditions of proposed
have we tried to show them that

Contract may be seen and blank forme

CUSTOM SAWING

We bave great needs, }of Tender nay be obtained at the Post ft di each pattok will roosive notice Wi

: rou the secretary, | N

I understand that the govern. | Ollices of Blull Centre, Bisniuark, Io I will be on J. ® Horn's Farin, SW Yor ly | \& ° °
4 : lnoke, Ferry Point, Meeting Creek 2.49.9 ; ours truly, ‘ ,
Ment is considering the advisabil sahae y da: B reeks | qur, 184225, whenever the weather G. Matcuow. | N HAVING MOVED 1 yy
- ler ¢, Dorantee, and Woo r + MAL . i ' MOVED TO THEIR NEW PREMISES
ity of eréollog an asylom in the pe ; Nee ran ‘ ni yf ‘ mon oa Lay as Trape Manne NG MHEIR NEW PREMISES
¢ poe e onice e Foe 'e *aities Who may require mys rvices S A ¢ 7 B} B
near future, at : ts is no doubt) tnepecter ee eran Af fenldasitetwlil Hi dvhie tiers OUR ADVERTISERS. | Copynicuts &c. Lon _— U LTTsDIN ¢ TS, i
that one is needed for the province, é ATRNS, [will al aw in Ponoka during tl | wb) RAI ' r on y ‘
- ill also» onoka durin ‘ A aan ; 5 t.ATLWAY STL, PONOKA,
At the present time we are making | Post Office I rx be ey ag j spring. busine i Paid peed iy dade t ; , : hy
use of the asylum at Brandon inf 0 egy e PeclOrs Ollices | I, B. Lee WRN, | columns of the epecial notice, wi it fa Invite their imauy customers and friends to pay them a visit.
b | Calgary, February 8th, 1007, lanka Sth. 1007 fthe Heratp, and we com.) pa al
the province of Manitoba The! onoka, January 1th, 1007, wend the patronage of the people of Stic Fimerican,
FIRST
yovernment will, of course. have to the Community to them, all of whom | A pandeomely Illustrated woekly, Largest at s@CLASS TEAM HARNESS
fiud a suitable suite for it, and }| YY YY YVYY YY YY AAT Will be found to be responsible parties | HilINN'& Gorcies Bcha'by all newodeniers PROM $25 UP
= la ™@®Wea eq, 1" the entrusting of business in thei Broadwa ;
nab rea . ita | O'S OO O'O O'O '0'O 66’ O'S O'O'O'O ) patrusving Of Dusiness {n their " P
ok W Me re i thane . better plan C eerey "e seavootive (RGan INI U0,Ser erence NOW fork ( We make all our Harness, and Guarantee the same.
ian Ponoka for it? I sincerely | [ Alaar, P, EB. & Co—General merchandise, SPP GS AGE BRIN
believe thatif the people of this| © INS IRE (@ Allan, R. K.—Hardwaro and furniture, 99999990 39003990 3302900 NG IN YOUR REPAIRS.
I , . » pre ain & MeKelvoyNative lumber,

town will make the proper repre. ° ) Cavadia hank of Commerce=Bauking
sontations to the government they Chapman, A~Harness and saddlory,

° ~ YOUR C
will at least "take it into their ser.} 3 T si
loas consideration” and if they ure| e & OCK 5
guided by wise counsel they will! t will Tosure

no doubt choose Ponokn for the! @

for the alte of the new usylam © cause,
C)
©

your Stock against Death from any @
Tam Sole Agent for Ponoka District, Call @
Me a hs and seo nie before any more Horses or Cattle Die,
niormed, Making every effort to ’
secure this provincial building, ( T also havo Lots of MONEY TO LEND on
aud it would require ah active (® Farm Lands. ®)
campaign on our part to make any (© W, PULLYBLANK, V.S., Ponoka ®
088899999 GELOO8 89

Other towne and eltles are, Lam

{wpression on tne governinent, It -. )
is therefors @s CELLO LAL S28)

necessary that we
should put forth every endeavor
and that rightaway, Ifthe
Council would take the
and with the

slow the law

Town

matter up
aid of the people
makers that we are
alive, and that we want something
Then there is our Board of Trade,
Cau we and do

pot get together

something? It might lead us to

rise up and begin to take notice

Tlie Board of Trade should reorg- Farms for Sale from $6.25 per Acre
anize and an active campuing and upwards,
started in this as well in other

directions,

I do not think it necessary to use U. S. Cream Separators at reduced Prices
up any of your space attempting to
to show some of the advantages of
having the provincial asylum here,
Ido not need to enlarge on ths Ar
beautiful location we have here and
the many fine sites we can show
the yovernment when they come to
look over the ground: nor do I need
tu say anything of the advantapes
tuat the people of the town would

Agent for Quebec Fire Insurance Co,

Cc. W. Segerstrom

PONOKA, ALBERTA, ee

POOOOOOOOOOCN
Money to Loan
On Improved Farm Property.

‘| pecially to the patrons of Earl.

\i | good dairy stock would bring more

‘}the space filled in with sawdust,
«| and double door,the box big enough

SP er At WS ENS Th AE a a

ON THE TREATMEN OF "SSR HR 8 ME ao AA Mh MEE NNR
Earlville, Feb. 15th, 1907, i °
Mr Editor,—Will you kindly A snap Lh in a
©
Winter Goods.

grant me some space in your valu.
%BGGGIGSGSSGGSGSSSSSSSGSSIGIGISSSIGSS

we
able paper, as [ am convinced it is :
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A few odd lines of Winter Goods |
fe
:
ie

crvameries in general, but more es-

ville creamery.

While the subject is broad
enough to fill a book, I can only
point out some facts in the shortest
possible way.

That this district hae especial
advautages for dairying no body
will dispute, still nine tenths of all
the cattle kept are not dairy cows,
and half are neither beef nor
This winter ought to
be an object lesson to everybody,
Oue tenth the number of cows of

the best means of reaching the
on hand yet, to be

Bold Gheap.

words to. My desire is to give a
few pointers to the patrons of

We want to run them off before
opening up New Goods.

dairy cows,

{profit to the farmer during the
year, than the whole number the
average farmer now keeps, or rather
trying to keep.

Every patron of a creamer
ought to provide himself with cool-
iny material, either ive or water, to
keep his cream in proper condi-
tion until delivered to the cream-
ery, because, in order to get a high
price for his butter, the butter.
maker has to make a first class
article; he cannot do this from in.|
ferior cream.

Tho patrons of government
creaneries, especially, will surely
not have the government stamp
I ir produce as inferior article.

Rubbers,
Felt POShoes,
Mens Suits,

Fur Overcoats,

etc,, etc, ete,

Ice in this country will keep in
almost any kind of a-building, if
properly isolated by sawdust all
round and on top. A double box,

Having had Fourteen

! Years experience in this
4g (country, intending Settlers would do well to give
me a call,

i. ee

There will be snother ge ‘canal
mecting, when Mr ©, Maries, the
dairy commissioner, will be present
as will also Mr Fooley, who bus}

charge of the poultry branch of the |
Department by Ag tO ‘ulture, | lee Ceeam, Milk Shikeand Soft Drinks

wh« fs ke, Ss “AS
will lecture on poultry and «s ab, First class cooking, Strict atte ntion to | & ot TS RS: mS i ORS oS OM wS RR
lish uw fattening stetion. if the! Customers,

patrons so desire. ‘The butter! } marr: —=—= —

milk will also be sold to the highest | 60 YEARS’

bidder. The meeting will be duly EXPERIENCE
advertised in the Poyoxa Heaa: p,|

the iee for three days and the cream
| To the patrons of the Earlville | PP PP PP PP Hedy ede, HRER RH FERRER ER REED
creamery I will i *F *
the actual cost of manufacture, | No substitute has ever been devised
) yeurs its succes: has been un -qualle d.| a
payments will be an Alb rt B
r erta barn.
the delay. Tho district is divided } £ eae bs
FOR SALE. q
the director in charge of the route, ee:
ulad to meet the patrons at special be used for 7 ov Lt horsepower, Apply
ment und the creamery, and Lave
Restaurant
ery
mers and general public, that he has

i{to hold the quantity of cream ang
ulways cool aud sweet,
Olt
oo to tow t| THE ORIGINAL CORN CURE. =
can assure them that is less than | that gives the quick, pa'niess results of |
important! kor sifety, and thorough cure use
change,
among the board of directors, and
who will make speedy investigation, | Oe J. 1. Case Horsepower, 8 vee | First-class Livery & Feed Barn
place 8 ugreed upoa, explain the| ###4LD Office, 1s
a full onderstandiog with them on
And Short Order House
commenced business in the Purdy 4 Land Guiding a Speciality.
i

a good sized chunk of ice, will keep J. E. Alga & Co.

lo the
while Lam not yetable to nnounce |

CO) <SOD>. S805. Slo cBCDo. fi Sas Sib. Sp. s Sep. : see
Putinan’s Corn Extrac or, I fift tte as Stes acs Sales 2 ee . 25 2 t
four cents per 1b, The monthly 4 Nah pha
which willdo away with |‘ Putman’s” only,

complaints, ifany, can be made to |

The board of directors will te| Grinder and Power Jack, Power can
new agreement between the govern- = . = |
all matters concerning the cream.

L. Headley begs to announce to far-|
| Building, on Railway Street, Ml \v r °
ALEX. MCDONALD, Proprietor.

Meals and Lunches at all hours, i

Court pl W. R.Lumber and machinery,
Creighton, Hy» Jeweller,

Drivoan & Campbell~Physielans and surgeons |
Durkin, T, J-Talloring and men's furnishings

t Sc ool Blanks SAvDLES, TRUNKS, everything in the Harness line,
Wee wemmmewemewaacur meen acl

fate cheat i Reports "
ackeon. J, Av Advoeate, |
Jamieson, W, &Llve d feed barn, A new suppl f tax a O14 He
sean eyo | lekker kent oe e o
eke eachers’ Monthly
, nore i dud stationen : Report Cards at Bie per WILD ROSE —__
Hirblank, Wi=-Vetertnary sutgeon, ozen ee AN Peete
a eee |} Herald Office ¢
mons, Chas.Woll driller,
Henry Nenfeldt,—Hotel Leland, 8 @

CREAMERY :

Ww. A. BRODIE,
PROP.,,
Cream received every day except $
SATURDAY APTERNOON.
Prices from Dec,, 1906, to e
April, 1907, 20c.

sae ee +
AGENT FOR ee
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Note these Prices on

(2heap [umber

Aelepeetipnr
Sheeting -
Shiplap
2x4 - : - .
2x6 - 18
2x8 - 18

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$16
20
16

Sharpless

Cream Separator.

The only Separator with Bottom 2
Foed and Waist Low Can. °

_ Only Self-Oiling Separator with #

i Light Simple Easy to Wash Bowl 1%

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OF
TOWN AND
| DISTRICT

} JOTTINGS

Methodist Church anniversary K. Perry, of Earlville, is sutfer-
on Sunday and Tuesday, ing from un attack of pleurisy.
D. J. Perkins, left for Medicine| Ray Brewster left on Wednes.

Hat on Monday, with the intention | day to visit relatives in Nebraska.
of briuging back a car load of sheep, | Oo.

Marker, creamery commis-
A. J. Ray an} A. Phelps, of siouer of Calgary was in town the
Lament: u, were in town this week jend of last week, having attended
don g same trading, |Ferrybunk creamery meeting on
J. A. J.ckson has au article in| Thursday,
this week’s issue which ought to) R, H. Wilcock and J, R. Car-
appeal to the citizens, jruthers are to have a sale on their
Paske s sale, eight miles|farm, near Ferrybank, on March
north of town, on Monday Feb, 25,|5. Particulars in sale bills amd
Good horses and cattle, and the | advertisements,
sale ah important one, J. H. Coverdale and J, D.
Holder, of Rimby, were in town
Friday making final proof on their
homesteads, ‘They were accom.
panied by J. L. Lioyd.

J. Ellison has sold his property
—house, lot, furniture and draying
outtit to John Bures. Mr Bures
took possession on Thursduy,

T. McGiliivray started for Madi-

an What can be said on that ul
son, 8.D., on Wednesday, to visit absorbing topic—the weather, this
his mother. He is to be back in|

| waek, scarcely so good as last week
fime for the active work at the but never the less not bad. A
creamery, jlight fall of snow on Tuesday just
M. Kimmy, of Chesterwold, was | reminded us that we were scarcely
in town Wednesday. Mr Kimmy |round the corner yet.
had the misfortune to cut one of |
his feet rather badly a couple of
weeks ago, but is now able to move
about, although siill feeling the
elfects of the wound,

Mr Gardner, of Dublin, Ohio,
who was up here last June loohing
for a location, but was persuaded
to try Washington, returned here
last week, and intends makiny this
his fature abode, He has been!
looking over several districts.

A number of our young people
have enjoyed several evenings on
the ice the past week, but until a
covered rink is forthcoming there
is not uch ehance of great things
bsing done by the votaries of skat-
ing or hockey.

We were quite surprised some
ten days ago to here that Harvey
McKee had rushed off to Wetaski-
win over, through, or ander such
impassable roads, but when, a few

W. N, Shatft reports good prices | days later, it was announced that
at the sale he cried for R. M.)in the beautiful home at Highland
Whitecotton, near Lacombe, ou/ Ranch, there had been a quiet
Monday. Cows went from $25 to) wedding, in which he and Mrs
$35, yearling, $17 to $20, and calves |
$11, A team of mares sold for
$353, team geldings $270; yearling
colts, $84.a head. Machinery also
sold high} The total realized was
$2,400,

Minnie Wilson were the principals,
it dawned upon us that he was
drilling for a prize worthy of even
more bazardous undertakings. The
bride is a lady of education and re-
| tinement; whom to know is but to
The Methodist congregation has/revere, The groom—well, who
made elaborate preparations for|/does not know Harvey (and their
their anniversary services, which | name is legion), will agree that he
ure to be held on Sunday and Tues-| will prove himself worthy of the
day. Sunday Rev. A. C. Farrell, one who has entrusted ber happi-
B.A., of Red Deer, is to officiste,| ness to his keeping, Since sorrow
On Tuesday evening an entertain-|nor afiliction, success vor failure,
weit lgggto be given in the church,/can create barriers to the peaceful
when a high-class programme will|sailiag of their matrimonial barque,
be rendered, The Crowe family|we do not feel like extending the
orchestra, of Lacombe, is to tuke| usual stereotyped congratulations,
part, and Rev, G@. W. Kerby, B.A.,! but express a simple wish that they
of Calgary, is to lecture, may live to aripe age and continue
to dwell at Highland Ranch.—Com.

Tuesday afternoon a Ss rious |

c\arge of threatening to shoot wis Catarrh Cannot be Cured
tried in town before Justices Phil-) with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
lipsand Hare. The cause of the! they canvot reach the seat of the dis-
ease, Catarrh isa blood or constitus
quarrel was about feed, A farmer | jonal disease, and in order to cure it
t » i mand claimed) you must take internal remedies
hed 6 ated his far fall's Catarvh Cure is caken internally
purt of the straw; the tenant and |and acts directly on the blood ano
his son could not see it in that | mucous surfaces, ve es ary Cur
i » |isnotaquack medicine, It was pre
light, and when prosecutor made his | scribed by one of the best physicians in
appearance on the place, was uit this country for years and is a regular
7 ni prescription, [t is composed of the
with a rather wart reception, The | jest tonics known, combined with the

outeome was that the father had | best blood purifiers, acting directly on
: . ; the mucous surfaces. The perfect com
t) pay $5 and costs for threatenir g | hination of the two ingredients is what
ita » gon $50) produces such wonderful results in cur
with a pitch fork, and the sen $5 Lpre ra oe ah eae ph Arle dF
ant costs for threatening to shoct. | free,

" 4 : i F, J. CHENEY & CO,, Props,,
That should act as a warning us lroiedo. GO. Bald by Dr wait erie pee
there has beer far too many similar | take Hall's Family Pills for constip
\ 2a I

cases brought to our notice lately, | «tion.

hi i i le ce hl li ie le
4 SYRUP OF HONEY

" Horehound and Tar.
THE LATEST AND BEST

.,
‘ COUGH CURE. - |

ri For Sale at

4 R. W. McKinnell, )
N Druggict and Stationer,

e, PONOKA AGENT ie

1 RS RS RS 2S RS ARS OFS ORS DRS RS AS Aw

Ayuction Sales.
IN PONOKA

IMPLEMENTS, CARnIAGES, HORSES, CATTLE,
Hovuseno.p FURNITURE, Ke,
Everp 1st & 3rd Sat. of each Month

y AT ONE O'CLOCK,

If you want the best results engage me to
ery your Sales. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED,

Give me a trial and Jet me convince you,

_M. L. MADSEN

Located Permanently In Ponoka,

ARM

D.C, Tiffany, jr, of Bdensville,
was in town on business on Tues.
day.

Promier Roblin has announced
that the Winnipeg Provincial elect-

Nominations will take place on
Feb, 28th,

The church of England service
will be held at 3 p.m. on Sunday
next Feb. 24th, in the Methodist
Church.

Tho wed ling of Baptiste Teltgen
and Anna Sisel took place at. tue
home of Anter Bitner on Wedues-
day. A number of friends witnessed
the ceremony, whick was perform.
ed by Rev. Mr Dalglish. Anna
Bitner was ring girl, and Mrs
Bures played the weddiny march.
After the ceremony the young
couple drove out to the bride's
parents home, west of town, wheie
a grand reception was hel), tle
friends of the young couple gath
ering from far and near.

Some strange reports reaches
the newspapers occosionally, and
at times the information given not
always correct. But this time th
G etna Breez», Nebraska, has gon
far astray. It commences by stat-
ing that “Report has reached
Gretna that a son of Frank Drom.|
mond, formerly well knuwn in this
vicinity, was frozen to death re
cent severe cold spell at their home
in Ponoka, Canada, Report also
says that Mr. Drummond also lost
a number of head of cattle during
the same spell of weather, The
financial loss in the cattls is not 80
bid, but if the report of the denth
of the boy is true, then the family
have the sincere sympathy of all
their Sarpy county ,frieuds” The
strange thing abcut the report is
that it has never been moote! in
our district. We certainly never
heard a word about it, Mr, Drum.
mond himself knows nothing as to
the reason why such shculd have
been written, We like to be char-
itable, but when it is stated thu
many old residsnters of Gretna are

Se ae
| ‘Khe President of Alberta Methc«
dist Conference will lecture here
‘uesday evening.

Miss La Rena Carpenter, whe
has Leen on a visit to her old home

ions are to be on March 7th.) in Nebraska, returned Saturday,

aud visited with Mr and
Boynton for a day or two,
Carpenter is a keen observer, and
states that, notwithstanding 2 num-
bar of false rumors as to the cor.
ditions here, there are many Jook-
ing toward the Northwest. Her
brother and trotber-in-law were
busy preparing to make Alber a
their home, Several wanted to
know if she would return to the old
home, but the answer was always
a straight No, I am an out and
out Canadian.”

Mrs

The district of Asker, :nd in

fact the surrounding country wie

thrown into gloom this week when
it became known that Ole Oas had
succumhe | to an attack of rheum
atic fever Monday morning. Mr
O18 was well known in the vicinity,
and for his strict integrity and
houesty of purpose, made many
friends, He come to Asker about

7 years ago, and was looked upon §

as one of the foremost farmers in
that district, and for such a young
man, between thirty and forty, his
untimly and has left a blank.
Even ready to assist in all pocd
good work, a neighbor had never
to appeal in vain, he was in truth
& man among men, and his memory
will long be kept green by the
people amongst whom he loved to
dwell, He leaves a widow “and
large family to mourn his lors,
There will be no service in the
Baptist church Sunday evening
Feb, 24th, members and friends are
requested to join heartily in the
Anniversary Services, at the Met.
hodist church, for itis by joining
together in worship that we develop
in sprt of unity, and fultil the
prayer of our Lord ‘That they all
may be one as Thou Father art in
Me, and I in Thee.”
in mind that on Wednesday Feb
27th, at § o’clock at our prayer

3 beperatasner “sich 5X keg abt Sacked ies cadena

Miss’

Please bare! &

ee tO

STRAIGHT FRONT

CORSETS

D & A Models, will fit perfectly, the

woman, that
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can't satisfy.
D & A corsets wholly fit the gap between cos Ct
ordinary ready-made corsets,
the other. Yet even the most fastidious woman can find n D & A corsets,
exactly the fit for her taste, her figure and her means, and furthermore, the
D & A corset is made on a woman's ideas, with case. parunount

Convince yourself by trying them,

an ordinary corset

tomomade and

Few can afford the one, fewer really approve

SNAPS ON ALL COLD WEATHER GOODS

FLOUR is likely to advance. Secure your season’s supply of the
Famous FIVE ROSES now.

PARR APRON fora,

OPT tn GORDA, hn gate ol pee

P.M. LEE

THE WHITE HOUSE

living here, and doing remarkably | ™eeting hour, the Rev. J.
well, aud that the Breeze editur Coutts will give an address in con
knows well that many more are nection with our work at Brandon
coming to Alberta, whers they will College. Come and find out how
no donbt do as well, then the mot. | °°" college is developing. Pastor
ive is plain, For the information , 8: E. Guyatt,

of the Brehze and “Sarpy county! Wanted a good agent to handle

GRAIN PRICES.
Prices of grain to date:

Winter Wheat

Spring Wheat
1 Retl,..... see. 88 o)

1 Northera
w 2 bie “

friends” Mr, Drammond and his our wall-paper sample books on | | tiventy rn eure “i
family are well, prosperous and|commission. Largest stoek anc |! Reeeted a gs RI ry
cont nted, lowest prices, make it easy to do | 1 White 9 20 vine a2
Pals —__—.. | business. L. C. Winsoy, Box $40 rea gira aN des 7s
PIANO TUNING | Calgary. Babe erent nena

° pas =e ae | . a 3 Barley
J. B, Eshleman, the veteran expert nu NGER & SHUTE, | denies St ' Ryo 6

DENTISTS,
LACOMBE, ALTA
J®. Snore, DDS. | -

CGiraduate of Penusyl
vania College of

PRANK Waiuirson, Agout
Alberta Pacitle Elovator Co,

piano man, will be ia Ponoka on the |
27th inst. Leave orders for tuning |
with Mis T, J, Weet or at the Royal
Hotel, to which prompt and careful
itiention will be give i,

A. E, Aunorn, D.D.S,,
Graduate of Chicago
College of Dental

ucwery
Will visit Ponoka on F
} 820; April 1-1?

Ponoka Postoftico,

Money order issued to all parts of
Canada and the United States, Postal
~ Notes payable at any office in Canada
ea Oflice hours from 8 a.m. to7 p,m,
F. EK. ALGAR, P.M
C, & E. Time Table,

GOING NORTH
Daily, 18:08 (mail); except Sunday, 20:82

OF COMMERCE

HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO ESTABLISHED 1807 GOING BOUTH
18:12 (ma 1) Sunday;

Sunday, LOH0 (mail),

Daily, except

B. E. WALKER, President

ALEX. LAIRD, General Manager

A. H. IRELAND, Superintendent of
Branches

Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000
| Rest, = : - 5,000,000 | -
Total Assets, - 113,000,000 |

Branches throughout Canada, and in the United States and England

BANKING BY MAIL 85

Business may be transacted by mail with any branch |
of the Bank. Accounts may be opened and deposits
made or withdrawn by mail. Every attention is paid
to out-of-town accounts,

Ponoka Branch E. A. FOX, Manager = .

,
fre WT

{UBBSGABSHSSENSIGSSESIISS? 3
CLINTON C. REED, Notary Public ¢ i:
ye
4

SUB-AGENT, DOMINION LANDS. $
¢ H
6 #

6 Agent for GermansAmorican Colonization Co, Ltd. in the
Sale of C.P,R, Lands, Loans, Insurance. Rents Collected

and Taxes Paid for outside Parties. “1 ;
Stilh good

6 The Largest Lists of Farms and Wild Lands for Sale.

Full Particulars Given on Application.

Ls sell them.
%

$+ oour word, but
4
.
a

« :
¢ © =
® New House’and Rates: © Ff Special
Newly Furnished $1 and $2 perday, ®@ *
ee © +
: ¢ L
@ Shirts
o1a ) 3 ‘
Hofel lieland 33
Y is,
GEORGE LINBERTS, Prop. $ $s
©
cane ¢ |

ae
Special Attention to | 2 4
Commercial Trade. Ponoka, Alta 2 | 4

saThe Bar is stocked with a Fine Stock of Liquors ana Cigars,

SOOO OOO 6466666046 006 OOO

OO® PLD YL LY QOD

Hrekeebretertente stents nts oterherkestenterterde rtestertentertertertertertete ets ote tents rteets obs ebr beets sb oft ne

Overcoats, Suits, Trousers.

Don't wait too long to take advantage of these Clothing Bargains,
+ They are moving right along, and you might as well get in while the selection is
We need more room for New Spring Goods
It will pay you and your friends to buy for a year hence

see for yourself.

* Any Suit in the Store, $12.

It's well worth your while to call and look over the bargain

Gecd Quality, all sizes,

ONLY FIFTY CENTS,

KDWARDS [3ROTHERS

RAILWAY STREET, PONOKA.
TCC COLL TTT TTL. TT eT Te ee

Mow is the time to
have pour
Subscription begun,

‘rown,

Mayor. R, W. McKinvell.
Councillors —W, BR. Courtright, J,
D, McGillivray, J. PL Thorn,
Dick, F, KE, Algar, A, Reid
Solicitor—J, A. Jackson
Health OMeer--Dr, W, A, Campbell
Sec.-treas.—, ©, Reed,
Coroner—Dr T, B, Stevenson,

School Board —
FF, W. Tracy, Chairman,
J. A. Jackson, Trustee,
Il. Hinkley +
R. G, Kdwards —,,

Jian,

Come in and take advantage of
some of our

Clubbing
.. Rates.

FOR SALE,

H. EK. Pandelton ,,

©, C, Reed, Sec.-treas, A first-rate Columbia Graphaphone,
Board of Trade— timost new, Twenty-seven Wins,

President—F, M, Lee records, ‘To be sold cheap,

Geo. Gordon Apply, Henao Office,

R, W. MeKinnell,

Secretary
lreasurer

- TAX NOTICE,

Will those who ave in arrears with
their Taxes, due the Hazel HilLS, D,,
plouse pay the same by March 1, othe

STORE FOR SALE OR RENT.

Large and commodious Store, Dwel

ling House above, for sale or rent on | wise it will be put in the hands of a

one of the principal streets, Ponoka,
Apply Heratpo Omer,

ollector, with interest added,

JAMES THannis, See Treasurer

a
i

MENS’
CLOTHING.

We just have to
Don’t take

Secing is believing,

Mens’ Heavy Overcoats, $l2

Reductions in Fine Trousers.

in Mens’ Dress

a variety of patterns, and the price is

SB Hh Hh fpf hee epee he php hep eae hap ph heh php heh

Ot NS S — ——_

ip 3SBSSSOSSO59 ANNVAL MEETING OF

C 6° BATTLE RIVER CREAMERY.

% Chas. Gehrl & Sons, @
Taha ae Lae % A gencral meeting of the share.
%) GROCERIES ANI OVISIONS, @? holders of the Battle River cream:

ation was beld at Ferry
Vhursday Feb.
1.80 pan, aud the ordinary routin
of business gone through

6’ Highest Price for

ery USso
bunk, on

utter & Eggs

We handle the High Grade MOOSE

JAW

ldth, at

e
with.
I'he secretary reported the cost ol

6°? labor in building creamery, mater-
FLOU R. 69 ial and equipments, also cost of

CONTEMPLATED NEW C.P.R.| Eenterainment at Hazel Hill.
LINES {
\,

THE IMMIGRATION RUSH

- BEGINS.
The people of the Hazel Hill _—

The railway committe took up | gave a very pleasaut social gather. | From across the sens, from the |
n Friday a bill respecting the | ing in honor of their teacher, Miss least and from the south, the big
P. R., providing for the con.| M. ©. Mackenzie, on Friday even- rush of mmigrants will soon be |
traction of the following branch |ing last. Tt being previously an- | in full swing, ond the countless
ines in Western Canada:— /nounced that there was to be a| swarms of men, women and child-
3. The company may construct: | meeting in the school house, when | ren of all nationalities who annnal-
hel and operate all or any of | lo! it turned out to be a surprise ly emigrats to find new homes in
le following lines of tailway in|party. Lhe weather was all that western Canada, will soon begin to

The “Jolts”
and “Jars”
of Life

are what use people up, ®
Most people live pretty well up to the
limit ny their powers, and so long as

‘ , t
: 3 res d 69 well, choppag room and feed the provinces of Alberta and Sask- |could be wished for, the evening arrive, The large staff of employ - | spnareny a Might; but 2 jolt” b.
| Everything in the GROCERY, PROVISION, vA rider, ER, Olmstead _ WaS atehewan, that is to say: — was well spent in playing various | ees at the Dominion government | fa “jar” os the shape of business
and GENERAL MERCHANDISE Line. 69 jee aren in pete be hry (a) A line from a point in town. | games, interspered with music and | immigration hall is now busy pre- stack | of Ek. Gripe, Perumonls
6 69 Eid ae : Vino Pres; lant Mes. | Sip 82 to 34, range 21 to 23 west singing, followed by a plentiful ihe Ae gc usnal spring arrivals, Ld pre or other wasting disease,
pet hag MB Nd Sol uate 4 : ‘ : ‘ Ww tream- enly reveals the fact that there is
9 sis Jobu Hoar, Geo. Herrick P.,of the second meridian, in the|supply of good things, such as Already the newcomers are 8 W tad tack of { t
w NEW ALBERTA HOTEL ° Doran and &. MeEwen, were also! northerly direction into the town|sandwichs, pies and cakes, and at ing into Wionipeg in great nom-} | these contingencies and the yesult |e
6? BUILDINGS, PONOKA. lected as directors, ‘The new), satin 7 ; » eli it was | bers from the south and east, and | | serious, often fatal. A wise man will

f Prince Albert, a distance of} late hour, all left, feeling it was

seal ices

Oo anpenr o , , ; . f | t Shanes 1
AAA AAA AAA AA AA AAA AAAAAA + who apperron tho board [thogg one hundfed and. thirty (an event long to be remembered, tbe depot is thronged with all] 86,0 1 that fe sem is fly
we for 1907 are, SB. teat ee ke miles; jnationalities at the time of the! | attain this result nothing is so sure
e ; Hoi and’ Ifa ee Sead wadiies (b) A line from a point on the) myo J tation bill arrival and departure of trains, In | | 4nd effective as a
> odeman, was PPOLLLLEt i 1 sa .
RVR AL IR AEIR EL IRAE AEE RE RL for 1907, , Pheasant Hills branch of the Can- @ neval,, appropriation ‘about two weeks time, however,

were authorized to have

Pe in well analyzed and arrange

Grandview Hotel..
Ua)
ri LAMERTON,

" Merkley & MHerniman, Propo.

; ccming season,

Ke Owing to the very
’

My to enter

KY wovernument

Afver some discussion the board
water it
for
a satisfactory water supply for the

satisfactory
season lust your the patrons decided
into contraet with the
for the coming year

adiun Pacitic railway in townelith
JV or 40, 1ange 19 or 20 west of the
third meridian, in a northerly and
westerly direction towards the!

carrying in round figures $96,000. iho great rush of the year nid
000, passed the house on Friday.) gommence, as according to Com-
An effort was made by Mr. Burton | jj iggioner J. Obed Smith more im. |
lof Ohio to reduce the number o
, it ’ , vill,
Kattle River, thence westerly thr- ya th woe tion i a ahi > |
igh township 43, 44 or 45 to a out it was defeated Ly a vote o
;pointin range 5 or 6 west of the | 114 to 146,
fourth meridian; thence southerly | — - = f

FERROL

This fact has been ay tonnes by
actual experience. therefore, you
feel you are not in first-class shape
physically, do not fail to take a course
of FERROL at once. — It contains Cod
Liver Oil, Iron and Phosphorus—just
what you ‘need, it is easy to take, never

migrants by far arrive enitgh
|March than in any other month,

‘Mr Smith also stated that the ar-
rivala during January this year
were a good deal in excess of those |

’ ‘ for the cerresponding month last
7 The day of the general meeting ind westerly crossing the Pheasant | fails, and you
Xt Rates $1 and 62 per Day. if been change from the third Monday i branch of the Canadian Pace- | WARTRD. atten ( cer “lereralled hie! ‘ “Know :
A New House, Magnificently Furnished and Replete to the third Thursday in January ‘railway to a junction with tha | j Weather he 4
7 : ' 4? , ymbe exte 5 A car load of hogs weighing between | figures are surprising, but are onl ”
) with all Modern Conveniences. 4 to muke it more convenient for all L acombe extension of the Calgary | {007 Wd 950 tbe) euchy-livw: welght! disterabie’ 6 } what te Saami: oat What You Take
\) Bar i Connection es \°¢ Mr C “ laine so ii 46, 37 OF 38, bby anti, Aa 1B wanted any time between, Feb, 25th, | |; RW. McKINNELL,
" ar i ne i ' : was Riek vallad bite ba west of the fouttly wieridie an, a tide at. , jand March let. Apply to Morr Baos. | : 5 ats Druggist, PgRoKe
Finest L'quors OME eats a dl kd TE ae ad : 7

dress the meeting,

LY
Repeecawen She he WR yaaa meee t

W.N. SHAFFT

AUCT [ONES & VALUATOR ,

there being 54,40 Lbs
it isa . banner record,
was furnished showing the

Sih5
reports sent in by the
were given showing the aver
output per cow for last seuso
Farmers were urged to keep

ractienl

A therovugh and p Auctioncer

equaint with | forms of Auctionecriag

FAR A MERCHANDISE READ ESTATE | cord of each cow in the herd. The
SALLS CONDUCTE! department will facilitate this by Ph
TERMS REASONABLE. doing the testing and ke Cpinyg the
} }
record, the putrou to weigh
SATISFACTION GUARANTEL furnish samples of each cows nulk
= _ it least three times ao month
Sales Cr.ed in any part of Al rta is understood that a new metho
of handling the cream will pro!
vat Box 47 P
FONOKA, ALTA. x ably be adopted the coming season a di
----~--— — Se eee — with a view to in proving to quality

of the butter
on the questions of egy pr
and poultry raising,
in these lines
4 brains counted

1 Mr Marker

the thanks of the meeting

gIcunEEETE ACL EC TAMMIE 7 SR
4H. E. Pendleton,

z
Ha WHOLESALE

b
Ke,
AND RETALL Be

eg BUTCHER. ©

Full Line of Fresh and Salt Meats Always on hand. Careful 2

The farmers of this cx
ane realizing as never before tl

He said th
first years business of the Ferry
bank creamery is a record breaker,
) of butter
mace, From every point of view
Astatement
net cost
of manufacturing, and a surplus of
Some figures, compiled from
patrons

a Te

Mr Marker touched
xluction
showing that a
as well as dairy

was then tendered
for his
kindness and interest in attending
mmimunity

dairying is an allimportant industry
in Alberta, and from the point of

ance of about one
vizhto miles;
(c) A line from a point on the}

hundred and | " | PIANO TUNING. ene Y
LAND FOR & BALE.
J.B. ehleman, the veteran expert); THE ORIGINAL CORN CURE,

: . 1 will sell (On easy terms) quarter dis man, will be ia Ponoka on the!) No substitute has ever been devised

ve ve ret-tae tack tiee ks ite | section good open land, seven miles!) 27th inst. Leave orders for tuning | | font gives te quick, palais 8 fe gtk ad
, I Me F raat io > 7 se 0 F a; uu man’ x or xtractor, or y
railway in township 27, 28, 29, 30 |! ist of town, Parties ean have " ° 4 } with Mis T, J. West or at the Royal | vents its nuccess haa been. unequalled,
or 31, rauge 4, 6, Gor? west of the | half section adjotning, with good build | Hotel, to which prompt and careful |

| Hor safety, and thorough cure use
third meridian, in a westerly and |b and good pasture; abundance of j attention will be given, * Patman’s” only.

vortherly direction to a junction)" A
with the terminus of the Lacombe
» branch of the Calgary and Edimon.- |
), ton railway as anthorized by chap-
tor S) of the statutes of 1908;

(1) Aline from a point on the
want Hills branch of the Can-

luin Pacific railway in township

), {Oor 41, range 3, 4 or 5 west of
the fourth meridian, in an easterly
1: and southerly direction to a point

Henry Dick, Eastside.

op HA 6 MN
uction Sales.

IN PONOKA

IMPLEMENTS, CARRIAGES, Horses, Carrie,
Houskno.p. Furnirure, &e.,
Every 1st & 3rd Sat. of each Month
AT ONE O'CLOCK, 4
If you want the best results engage me to
ery your Sales. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Bs B .

tani funds Tt
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS

“ARN
NY oven num! FARM

“1 section
ba, Se skatohe wat

in township 80, SL or 82, range 17.) 7 “
- |S or LD west of the third meridian, | + iit ing Sard 26, nok reserved, }
f » homest yy any person Who is the

stance of uboat one hundred | {ie heud ef o family, or any male over 18 yoars

and thirty miles: of age, to the extent of one-quarter section of |
(¢) line from a point on the}

land office for the district in which the land is |

- leonditions cc nnected therewith under one of

100 acres, mor. oF les
Pheasant Hills branch of the Can- | ita
ship 86, range 6 or 7 west of the, the following plan

of Dominios

Eutry must be mar le personally at the local)
dian Pacific railway in the towne |, The homostoader is required to perform the

:
5

ehited ij thar 1|_ (i) At Toast six months’ residence upon and YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED.

third meridiam, in a southerly anc j Bastire woe ax the. end 1 00Rh) Teagan ¥ Give me a trial and let me convince you.

westerly direction to a point in| ¥*F If tho father (or mother, if the father is| .

township 29, 30 or 31, range 10, 11 las ped) Of the, hotmactentien re sided Upon 8 AD

or 12 west of the seventy-five tan i a to 6 may be satisfied | M. | M SEN

miles. | by such perwon re siding with the father or| x Located Permanently in Ponoka.
t a %) Uf the permanent reside nee |

=" lL upon farmin incl own jim in the viein-
FOR SALE. | Bear Ris tngries terns A | PEPIN Ree ER HH Ne Me Ne ae HR He ee
° o may ‘ie satisfied by residence oe |

land
enthusiasm and genuine interest Fresh mille cow se sale. : ronths* noties {n writing should be fiven
Attention to all Orders whether Large or Small fa the tieeting was the most success. aye oe ra {Bade Gpmmissioner of bs aaa Lauds
JPonoka, Alita. iq ful yet =r x e ity af the lana he shi ; at
Jniut horized publication of this ad
bnuianiainin naomi ae savuaeins MATT | ceENTRAL ALBERTA STOCK STRAYED. |vertlcment will wot be! pad for ul SC ription

GROWERS’ ASSOCIATION.

The program of the (
Alberta Stock Growers’ Ass

+ BOWKER’ SLI LIVERY +

ntral left cheek ani 61 on right fore shoulder

One dark bay mare brauded M on

Mave Vour Zinen mace |
upatmp Zaunory.

. weight about 1050, star on forehead
810 reward for information leading to

- « SEASON.

i a ra ie gy a “ Alex andi vH at recovery, H. A, Pieces, Lamerton, | Your work done just as Ordered.
rhe place where your 4 ce Se ii on aah vil ad i bel : hs 8.1. 12-41-22, : epeis cape prid e hehe] Gwe
“aa ‘ S p.m, and the business sess uf e FOR SALE, ollars, Cults, aac adies Th
The Largest, Best and most Up-to-date Livery in Ponoka, 580 the following morning, is as Chatham [ncut to. 1 Brooder 120| pyeints. r Mei AKE sai excerioneily t
5 foll ws Ad lress of welcome by iatham [ncubsetor anc rooder u} TERMS MODERATE. p> .
BS fi —j 7 ‘ 1 > eyg size, in use one season, cash $25, A L
D me y a Sis aah a poh . 7 wt pai Cinet Vitge Aye inquire Ab HENRALD Office, KO LING, = aana Launary. ttractive List of
o your arivingg With Us, our Khowledpe oO 1 COUNLLY 4. (ulmette, president of board « a a
is perfect, | trade; response to addresses of NOTICE. CLUBBING RATES,
aS Sy ge tw ‘ na j}welcome, Frank Whiteside; presi ; e> |
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ldent’s address. Geo. | R ot Sealed tenders will be received till) | [MONEY SAVED And can Save you Money on
Geo, BE. Bowker, Proprietor | Transportation—H. C. McMullen, March 16th, 1907, for the building ofa] Fe enn cry lat
reer |goner live tock agcot for CPR, reel bane Ia Rivne View SD. No |] od'umend dr nautall «x llany of the BEST PAPERS, as will be seen
Our export market —S. $8. Brogden. office, of W. R, Courtrights Ponoka, |f You can positively save. it

x te a “fe efe efe vfe ote ote ele ofe efe vo ef? ef-s ete 5 wa

What banks can
J, Wde C

exporters
the rancher

HOME INDUSTRY

be district
M.P.P, for R

buying ti

M.P.P, for Lac
r Moore,
When

Pee eee Tee eT

{ Deer
All kins of Job work turned out

she ofr eke ofr ofr of fe ofr of of of of sf of

2
+

G sje +. ogee i og oye oge

Finest Display Dype.
FIRST-CLASS WORKMANSHIP t
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

FOR SALE

The four quarter sections of 18
12-26, W. 4, ar

sale on defered

ots obs of

offered for
payments to sui

purchaser,

OE offs of chess cToatestesbe D obeapeg@ Gan, Pris

attle ake Raneh Asker, ¢
Royal Hotel *onoka,

ee A Ye Ye Yo Un Ye Yn Od ee te MN *2 _ Linaities ao to ed. Htiey,

ot W R COURTRIGHT.* § é svese> Leneeenoorergenee ev,
Peale SB» : fu. W. HAGGIN $

‘ Lath, hingles ,
Native Li b th,
Building Paper, —————
and Coast umber, Mouldings,
AGENT FOR THI Doors and Windows, ” b PAPERHANGING,
ra)

Deering Implements, Sweeps and Hay Stackers, 3 CALSOMINE AND HARD OIL
)

é Uneda Cream Separators. ra) FINISHING
re) Wanesa Insurance Agency. ; VRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES

Country Work Solicited

$0848 08+00008 sebesniaael

CARR

‘PAINTING, ‘
? Bris ane 3

n, | office, of W. Ry
representaviveof English exporters;

1 do for
O'Grady,

John old Canfield Mill.

kets sk for

private

Courtrights Ponoka,
M, B. Ky Len, Sec.-treas,

You can positively save it

BY TRADING WITH US by the following List:--

Woods Bros., representative of Gro, Sweer, Ubairman, We appeal to your pocket
ENCOURAGE Chicago exporters; Clay Robinson) ——————_—— combi tae las eis cane ONO Pa | er Fa | 0
o-° & Co,, representatives of Chicago TO BE SOLD. Investigate and be convinced,

At the residence of Geo. A, Wells,
White Bush, on March 2nd, one Grey

Northwestern Supsly Howe | Amd the following Papers for the

Bauk; A. Scott, manager at Ed. ha pin p fees Pare ppl a sum set opposite each:--

Met onty in purchasing trom the mouton, the Northern Bank; D, and Nov. official Gazettes No Owner, | ——

ditterent Gtoreo Cldvertioed in the tie te col wink Re oe Montreal Herald

cotumno of the Heratd, frepiplatore proposes to do for the FEED BARN. wnadns Great Magazine Newepaper, $1.00
rancher —T, trick, M.P.P. for eee
5 Yoaca Rive * Bredit »p I} T “Feed Barn in| ;
But from the herald itself fronce Rivers W. Fi Brodin, MFPs] ae Henry deper Bara, qepoutasbe Family Herald and Weekly Star

Prices as fol.
lows:—Team to hay, 15¢; over
night, 85e; single horse, 100; over

Jogether with Premium Pictures,

1.65
Toronto Mait and Empire

7.60

* os andard payee ates as the CPR nights Bes Rae, by wee °k, $1 25 3 ESTABLISHED
; ms granted regular nventio nIVe US A . A 5 cf) °
with neatness and despatch. | rate BW" id. Ghana, Proprietor. | J AND ADMITTED | Minneapolis Farmers’ Tribune
‘ Phis will be a pul eting, Twice a week y | 50
—— es cena and every one is yrclin invited STRAY, .
4 to attend

Edmonton Bulletin

Twice a week,

Alberta Herald

Only German Paper in Alberta

Farmer’s Advocate

Only Weekly Agricultural Paper in Western Canada

Nor.’-West Farmer

Davk Bay Mare, Raut five years old,
weight avout 990 Ibs Sear on right!
front foot. Came to my place
about December 15, Owner, on paying
expenses, can have the same,

W. R. Heapey, See, 18 43 23,
Climax,

Double Concave

1.75

2.25

‘arbo- Magnetic” Elastic
wsh ion Strops, $1.00,
Free bookiet “Hints v0 ‘iat

. K. ALLA

MONEY! MONEY!

I wish to announce to my friends
and the public in general that I

Wells Drilled,

Ri. satisfaction guaranteed,

will leave for New York on Dee,
10, fo be gone till February 10
All those who want to borrow
money on improved or unimproved
land, or want to make sale arrange
ments, please consult T. W. Hute hb
inson, or for sale cates the Herald
have placed several thousand
lollars during the past two weeks,
ut still have plenty left Also
have mada neh ments for several
sules after I return fur February
land March, My terms are liberal

W, N. SHAFFT,

Together with * Farmer's Hand Book’ ae premium,

Winnipeg Free Press

pared to The Leading Newspaper of the West,

DRILL WELLS ae rs \ ce
Un short notice. Have a six-inch fie ADDRESS tid
guarantee a gatis

wom acon” The Herald Ponoka

vents per foet; water guaranter
Parties interested please leave word
at the Office of the Poyoxa
HERALD, G 1, SIMONS,

1.75:

1 wish to announce to the people

o Ponoka District that Iam pre

1,40

factory job,

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